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CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

Saturday, June 18, 1859.

ri'.iNTnn AND PUBLISHED EVERY PATCI:-|be T)AT MORNING BY CHARLES II. ItOWEN.

Hf The frau-forilsvillc Review, furnished to Subscribers at tl,SOin advance, or W. if not pnitl within the renr.

CinCl'LATION

AKOF.Tt

TN.VN ANY

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PAI'EH PUBLISHED

Crawfordsville

Advertisers rail up and examineour lint of 1ST SPBSCr.IJ'.ERP. S. H.

nrocure advertisement*. Notice to Advertisers. Hereafter all Legal Advertising will be charged HJI transient advertising—one dollar a snuarc, (of ton line*,) for the first insertion and twenty-five cuts for every Mihsf)iK-fit insertion."

mnv S.'.'i?! JKRK. KKENKY.

For President in 1860,

A. DOM,

Subjcct to the decision of the Democratic

National Convention, to ho/dm at Charleston, South Carolina..

NEW ALIIANY Si SALI5M KAIL ItOAI).

TIME -A.

Trains leave the Craw fords vi lie Depot us follows:

Goin.r North.

T^oSghExJrcirTV'.M-

Kri,ieht 2:10

Throrgh Express 5 A. M.: Fr *ight 8:.r." A. M. M. Accommodation 1:1s P.M. BTTl.o Accommodation Triiin ifoin^ North. connccts with trains t'"r Indianapolis. Cincinnati and Chicago. It. 15. BRYANT, AUKNT.

Attention Democrats.

The Old Line Democracy of Mont

gomery county arc requested to

hold PL llicir curliest convenience, iheir township meetings, and se

lect a dny for the holding of a

County Convention, for the nomination of County offi

cers. Let no time he lost, as the

enemy arc already in the field.—

Kemember wc are on the eve of

the great Presidential election of

1860. By order of the

CENTRAL COMMITTEE

SdF'Thti excursion will leave on Monday o'clock.

send for it.

C.ODF.Y

iituiiia iio'i ,.

Main streets, Cincinnati, Ohio is our A iron t..'mg banlrrnptcy in the time of peace, and when the government would have had no good excuse to offer for such a catastrophe, iiut the popular feeling in Austria fcccnis to be so strong, arid the distrnst of Napoleon's ulterior purposes throughout the

South Kimt vurnur Columbia und

it streets, Cincinnat

C.ll. If »\VKN.

train for Lafayette the Fourth at eight

iSr The Chicago Light. Cuards will be pcrson.s_

KOK

at Lafayette on the l'ourth. ^\fter dinner the procession will form

A1!TIIKR'S 1 IOM7MI^A/TNi:.—This ELE-and march to the Lodge room. The progaut, magazine for July is at hand. It cession will be accompanied by the Montone of the best periodicals published and goi"ery (niard.-. wc advise every lady in Crawfordsville to

pgrOld Jerome Bonaparte said iu Paris the other day, with a very desponding countenance, "The days of 1813 are come again." "No, no, j*our Highness," cried a companion. "You arc not old enough, nir," said the Prince "to know anything about it. 1 lived through it all. 1 saw it all. I felt it all. I tell you wc are again in 1813."

rcccommend our citizens who

visit Lafayette on the fourth to go to the Jones House if they wish to partake of a splendid dinner.

FAILURE

JULY.—Jiiko'somc

flower of the tropics, this cleirant ma-azinc decorate efforts to forma new county, for the coming month is resplendent with have met with a signal failure. The citiitsuniijue and superb fashioned plates and

illustrations, the work of art so skillfully and delicately executed, that they seem drawn by a fairy's pencil. The contents arc a casket of the brightest jewels of American literature.

tic&~ We were made the recipient the other day of a fine lot of strawberries, that delicious uectarean fruit of our northcm climes, presented by Mrs. Joseph Earl, in whose gardens tliov were raised. For fiize and flavor they were unequalled aud would win a prize at any of our fairs.

THE EUROPEAN CONTEST. Mr. Bigelow, of the "If? Y^Kveuing Po*f, writes from Paris that in Ins opinion the citizens of Montgomery coanty

it i.« now tolerably clcar that theireis to be a long content, even if-not a Ku rope .in one. The preparations on bothides j^arre bepn so elaborate, the popular feeling of the belligerent nalidiiR litis becnmW^erasperatcd, a substantial sncress is so vitality important to the sovereigns engaged in it, and both feel so eofident of their strength that neither will be apt to yield to one, or even three defeats on Italian soil, or so long as their own territories, respectively, remain royal and undiminished.' I?or is there much to be hoped from outside negotiations. The war which diplomacy could not prevent, diplomacy will hardly able to interrupt when the respective belligerents have become inflamed with martial fury. There is but one circumstance which seems favorable to^an early peace, and that is what may be regarded as the proximate eanse of the vrhr-—we refer to the desperate condition of Austria's finances. It. the impression in well infornicd |tiar}er.s that the war va- hastened to prevent the occurrence of the iinpcnd-

German confederacy so decided, that there will be less difficulty in procuring the requisite funds for the prosecution of this war than for almost any other imaginable purpose. On the other hand France was never so well prepared, financially, for anything as she is now. The Emperor has just dune what was never done before by any sovereign of l'rance—he has borrowed a hundred millions of dollars from his pwn subjects, without asking a single banker, native or foreign, for a penny. Nor is that all—when he asked for one hundred niil-

lions they offered him five hundred, and re disappointed because he did not take

it. This result of the recent loan is one of the most extraordinary incidents of this extraordianry adminstration. It seems as if everything that the Emperor touches or plans undergoes a magical change to his advantage. France was never spending so much as now on public improvements, and yet no one seems to feel the burden, and the government least of all. It is not. likely, therefore, that, anything short of the most decisive reverses will induce the Kmperor to leave Italy while there is an Austrian flag floating between the Alps and the Adriatic.

jiisoNit ci:i-i:im.\TitN The Masonic Celebration will take place j}Va5,ie' on next Friday, the '24th.

The profession will be formed at 10 o'clock, and inarch from their Lodge room to one of the Churches. The order of cxereises will be as follow*: 1st. Frayer. 2d. Music by the Choir. 3d. Oration—Uy Cov.

OF THE rnorosi:n I:\v ('oi .\-

'Ph« few interested land monopolists

beautiful 'mul sharpers who have been making such

zens of Brown and Scott Townships have no idea of detaching themselves from Old Montgomery.

W. 1. CRAIG AND TIIK (.l:AKI«. Last week, upon invitation, tho 'Guards' inarched to the spacious Saloon opened by Mr. Win. M. Craig, in McClcIland's Hall, and partook of a feast of Icc Cream and Strawberries. Before dismissal they passed the following resolutions

Ifcsolred. That the Guards give hearty thanks to Mr. W. M. Craig for his bounteous entertainment to-night. May all his summers be passed amid things of life as super-excellent as was his Cream and Strawberries.

Resolved. That wc bear witness to the public of the excellcncc of Mr. Craig's arrangements for supplying all the dclicticics of the season, and rcccommend him

Resolved. That these'"resolutions be published in the Rccicic and Journal.

L.EAVKNW OKTII ELECTION.

Sfif We are highly gratified to learn that A. r. Watson, our fellow townsman. has, through the intercession of numerous ejection for delegates to the Constitutional friends, been appointed Commissary of

the Montgomery Guards. Mr. W. is a gentleman in every way competent to fill 60 important a post and his appointment is hailed with an eniiutiastic delight by many boon companions, who feel that merit however bumble and modest she may be it always saro of her reward in the end. Mr. W. will enter upon tho discharge of bif dntiea on Friday the 1st of Jnly, at whieh tima the Guards will leav* for the grand military encaznpnwnt at tho Battle (3Yiranl

ASTI-JTEW Pursuant to no

DAVID W.\r.LACK.

4th. Installation of Officers., 5th. Music. 6th. Benediction. From the Church the Order will march to McClcIland's ITall, where a sumptuous dinner will be served tip by the Messrs. Craig. Tickets for dinner $1.75, for lady and gent, and $1.50 for single gent. Tickets can be purchased at the Lodge room, Frank Hcaton's Book Store, and at Sliue

Total

Thc Leavenworth

Daily Herahl

Sih inst., edited by

of the

WM H. GILL,

comes to

us with the emblem of thc "Rooster," giving aloud crow over thc result of the late

Convention in Leavenworth Couuty. Th The Democrats have two hundred majority in the City of Leavenworth, besides a majority iu every township in thc couuty, making four hundred and fifty in all. The city of Leaveuworth polled two thousand three hundred and fifty-eight votes, being six hundred larger than was ever before taken in that plaee. This shows its rapid growth. There was not a single election disturbance in the county or in the whole Territory £ir ac beard from. Kiiwii hn§ eettlad down into p—ggfalqMutwm.

TY MEfHTlBIGgl there was meatti

at the Court House,on Saturday, June Htb, 1859, for the purpose of resisting the scheme for a new county.

Oh motion, Judge Kfcyfor Was appointed Chairman, and R. W. Harrison «tnd John 51. Butler Secretaries.

Speeches were made by Hon. James Wilson, Hon. Lew Wallace, Col. S. .CWillson, Col. M. D. Manson, and others.

On motion of Major Elston, the follow* ing resolution was adopted: Resolved, As the sense of this, meeting, That we are opposed to dismembering the County of Montgomery, or parting with any portion of its territory to form any new county, and that we will «mploy counsel to defeat any such purpose: and that we hereby appoint the following named persons to act in our behalf in the emplyment of counsel. Isaac C. Elston, Henry Crawford W. S. Galey, John Lee, J. P. Watson, Moses Barnes, Joseph Allen, Wm. Schooler, If. H. Fry and M. D. Manson.-'"''-

RKPONT OF COMMITTFF

The Committee beg leave to make the following Report— That the legal counsel of (Jrawfords\ ille be requested to attend'tlie Commissioners' Court on Jlonday next. and usc all honorable means to defeat the movement of certain persons to dismember the, County-of Montgomery, after which (if necessary) wc will employ the best counsel we can, to meet and defeat the measure in all the Courts where it may be carried.

»NJI!|^ -L:{Jo,r?f LEE,

Foreman.

On motion of John Lee, the editorsr of the Review and Journal were reqnested to publish the proceedings of this meeting:

On motion, the meeting adjourned. ISAAC,

NAYLOIT,

R. W.

Chairman..:

HAKRISOK,

Secrcta

rics:

ER,

JOHN M. BUTLER,

THE STAR Oil OUEtiON. The second section of the act of Congress, "To establish the flag of the United States," approved April 4, 1818, provides: "That on the admission of every new State into the Union one star be added to the union of the flag, and that such addidition shall take effect on the fourth day of July then next succeeding such annexation."

At the next anniversary of Independence, therefore, the star of Oregon will be added to the thirty-two stars which are now emblzoned in our national standard.

Three checrs for Oregon!

A((RK(ATK AI'IMlAIStMhN rs jon jn .)0rs011)

7'on-nships.

Coal Creek, ..

liipley, Brown Scott, Union, Town of Crawfordsville Madison Sugar Creek, Franklin, Walnut, Clark N. A. & S. JL Road

Total..................

Aggregate value of personal property for 1859, Value of iand,

7,335,9721 i,at

Average value of land $20,73 per acre.

undivided front, and an invincible power

vote for a certain individual (Stephen A.!

Douglas) if nominated for the Presidency by the Charleston Convention. Ho answered without hesitation, yes. He differed in opinion with Mr, Douglas upon several points in his political creed but he was as wide assundcr from Seward, or any other man that would be nominated by thc Black Kepublican party, as heaven is from earth. Under these circumstances, an honest Democrat and a true patriot, could have but one course, and that would be to give his earnest support to the nominee of that convention.

———<>———

THE GAME OF TIIE CONTINENTAL POWERS.

MlilAYSLAnafROMEURttE

Arrival of* Ike Eajropa.i

CAPTUBE OF PALESTRO CON-

FIRMED.

TIIE AUSTRIA US I* FUt RETREAT.

SACKVILLIUN.

I®" Senator Green of Missouri made a Juke, but without result. speech at Jefferson City last week. Of The Austrians have evacuated Varo, in the th lie earnestly urged upon all friends of

conclusion of it tlie correspondent of

l''c

St. Louis Kepubhcan writes. ,.onflict

constitutional freedom the necessity of

A curious witticism has been revived by I that State, on habeas corpus a Paris paper, recently. It is contained

in a pamphlet published in 1735, entitled ^jjC (^ourf"A Game of Cards." France was then as

now, allied to Piedmont^and sustainmg a

war against Austria. The sovereigns of Europe arc represented sitting around a table and indulging in a game of piquet.—

as a caterer who has 110 rival. To the Thc following dialogue took place between hungry or the thirsty, to beau and belle, to them: townsman and countryman, wc say, "go to! Francc—Pardon mc! it's my time to Craig's, aud be happy." play.

Piedmont I count quint and fourteen,

but I .osc the point, of human sympathy.

Austria What an awful hand I have pr0SCCutcd,

got! I am afraid of an attack with clubs.

Germany—I would like to know thc

cards afc thc boMom of thc pack

pruggja—X jH merely look on. Russia—And so will I.

Switzerland—I can play auything, pro-

vided the cards arc paid for. The appropriateness of the above to present events and persons will readily be perceived.

19" A beautiful thought is suggested in the Koran: "Angels, in the grave will not question thee as to the amonnt oi wealth thou haft left behind thee, but what good deeds thou hut dose, while in the world, -to-mtkle th««

a s#at among th« Meet?"

B., June.14.-

Thc steamship Europa, with dates from LiVerpodl to the 4th'idst., three dajrlaiter than those received by^the North Briton at Quebec, has arrived at:Halifax r.-td a

The steamship Kangaroo fnrjn.New York on the 21st ult., reached. Liverpool on the 3d instant, and the Vanderbilt steaihship Ocean Queen from' New York on the'21st nit., arrived at Southampton on the 2d inst.

The Persia, from I^ew York on-the 25th ult., arrived at Liverpool -on the 4th inst., the day the Europa sailed.

The advices from Italy confirm the capture of Palestro by tbo Sardinians. The King* Yictor Emanuel, commanded in petr son,' and .exhibited.. the greatest -galljin^y. The Austrians twice endeavored to re-take* Palestro, but were repulsed after ai sanguinary encounter.

The Sardinian report says that they capturcd 1,000 prisoners.and eight guns. The last dispatch from Turin repofts the Austrians .in full retreat across tK"e Ticino into Lombarfy. P-HT

The report received by the previous arrivals', that Gen. Garibaldi had met'with a repulse by a superior Austrion force, is confirmed, but it now appears that lie was succcssful.iu rc-cntiering Conio.

FROM TIIE SEAT OF WAR.

The Austrian efforts to re-take Palestro are described to-have been very sanguinary. At one time the Sardinian troops were out flanked on the right when the Zouaves came to the rescue and repulsed the Austrians. The Austrian version of the battle has not been received. The Austrians had retreated from Robbio, and a special, telegraphic dispatch to the London Daily, News, dated Turin, June 3d, says that the Austrians were in full retreat across the Ticino.

The French head quarters were at Vcrcclli. Garibaldi had been driven into the mountains by the Austrian troops under Gen. Urban, who retook Varcse but a telegraphic dispatch received via Turin states that Gen. Garabaldi gathered reinforcements, returned and surprising the Austrians, reentered Como in triumph. Gen. Niel, who had been sent to the assistance of Garabaldi, had occupied Novara.

SARDINIAN

TURIN,

May

31.—A

9ION1 (•OM.Liri A'O head of the third regimentof.Zouavcs, resis- Why, to say that, when they tell me that.# I at. of lands and jc(| j]ie for considerable time, and the inhabitants of this country can no Ion- .. t/njnohrmaits. jj,en having successfully assumed the oflen-. gcr live together peaceably in this T'nion, j.

Wcre

Forey, of the first corps of the French

501,109 jiirmy, after two hours' conflict. 396,776 Last night a picket of the enemy endeav^2.790 I

orC(

vieinity*

At this jnncturc the Zouaves lost one

numerous Austrian corps having

arrived before Varese, lie ordered the na-

9,981,071 tional guard not to resist, but to fall back on Lake Maggiore. An attsick was attempted by our troops agains Saveno, on the

provineo of JlobW. ... I

"i ii* Tt nix, June 1.—A second victorious

(t i.,icstro.

t])C

Thc ng

in this great contest for liberty and right.. j^ost furious, the Zouaves trying to lie had been asked whether he would

^TTAEKCIL

The enemy endeavored t.u ,T"K.vr-Vf

0CClirrC( at

six o'clock last evening, S."CK

_cl,tCr the city, but were repulsed by the 0^.'

compromise, concession IUH! toleration up-: jjvision under Gen. Cijililina., composed of Ii w. twi" Oil all side issues, that wc might, present an

Zouaves and Picdmontese cavalry.— ''»™Tors. tj t.

j)rcssc(i forward where the light

o»T„cfd,,v. the

rcs"tra

On Tuesday, thc Austrians

the Sardinian vanguard at Zesto

Calende, and after a fight of two hours, CorFEE^p lb our troops pursued the enemy across the mV.'I^SSKS. Kfrul Ticino.

the bridge of boats accross Sesia, over which Gen. Canrobert was to effect a junction with the King.,-

NOBLY SAID.

In the case of the convicted and sentenced Oberlin slave rescuers, whom the

Abolitionists hope to have discharged from

SWAN

thus nobly concludcs thc opinion of

Ag woul(1 not (le

]afc thc constitution

hol(]crs who wou](i thus follow the

ed, and brought by my counsel before this tribunal on a

habeas corpus,

EUROPE BE REMAPPED.t fp The'well-inform bd Paris correspondent if tlil^Kew pTork Counier des Etats Uitis

At the price at which England puts its neutrality, according to the.Belgian versianj jFrance appease i6 be a,mere jdu^e in tBfs wart" A" purely moral gain would hlSrdly-STiffiee to pay for the gold and blood* it will co^ns for .the people^that^a natmr delivers sometimes repays it with ingratitf^e witness the Ottoman -Porte, "which, i^is reported, lnui signed a eecret'treaty. -6j#tna. moreover, will rewin is4Ujprfecarim#iiand'#kcttled'condi* tion, so long as an Austrian Archdukc shall continue to reign there. A general war would offer us at least the chance of conquering an absolute independence for Italy,, and.for us to regain our frontier on the Rhine. If we have England against us, F.ussia wonld probably ranee herself on our side, for instead of fifty thousand men, which, (according to the London Times) she agreed to supply, she has under arms five corps cTarmec of two hundred thousand men. This is at measure of precaution, which my be ezplidned- by the analagous measures of England and Germany but I should call your attention to the fact that this total of two hundred thou6and is precisely that which was mentioned in an autograph letter of the. Crar, 6f|w1iic*

wrote to you. rThe alliance, offensive sod defensive," between Trance and Russia would almost certainly not be copi "acted without conditions, on the part of the Cabinet of St. Petersburg, and-these conditions evidently involvevtlie reconstruction^ Sf the map of Europe. Our* sfiare in it! would be large in case of spccess.-qf

Iu order to be prepared fo'r'ariy

contingency, Marshal Pelissier is. actively engaged, since his return to. Paris)'in feK ganizing his Arniy of the East of one hundred and fifty thousand 'men,, and he has just sent to Forbach, a frontier village in the department, of- Moselle, a general officer charged with watching what passes on that side. To the consideration thus far shown to Germany, is now to succced the precautions which her arrogance makes necessary.

TIIE A Fit I CAN SI, A VP, TRADE-SEC-ItETAUY THOMPSON. In a recent speech at Wilmington, North Carolina,

sissippi, the Secretary of the Interior, thus patriotically declared his intention to battle against the slave trade ultraists. lie said:

The insurrection in Lombarily was spread- which is to urge the abolition of the slaveing rapidly.

in the South a new* light, lias risen,

Ceil. Cialdina at the introduce this subject here and now1—1

S 643,935 jcive, pursued tlie enemy, taking 1,000 pris-: I wish to run up the stars and stripes, andfj?: 463,895 oners and capturing 8 guns, 5 of which declare that, for one, am ready to battl 429,896

obtained by the Zouaves. Five, bun- against these agitators."

748,12.') jrcj Austrians were drowned in a canal

494,512 during the fight1.'78,371 Another fight took-place at Confrenza, 498,485 jn t],e province of Zouiilline, in which the 372,452 enemy were repulsed by the division under 398,076

trade laws, and. tho iutroducton of barbar- -viR ECEIPT S.

BULLETIN. ic Africans into our midst, endangering Amt.'in•Trcai.r.ry May ist, i^.'i?..... :is r.aoo

fresh victory has the very safety of our peculiar institutions. Kcceivcd durintr th.- \car

been gained by our troops. At 7 o'clock These laws were passed by the strenuous j. this morning a forcc of 25,000 Austrians efforts of Southern men, and now, all atj endeavored to re-take Palestro. The King once, we find men in tlie South who say I of Sardinia commanding the fourth divis- that they are unconstitutional. Why do j-

Z&~ The weather is cool and cloud v.

Notice.

Notice in hereby given, that. the. (.'or-.Amt poration Assessment roll of the Town of!

Crawfordsville. for the vear 1859, has been

t° p!lss the. Po. at Cervasseria, but r«nd« viz* 7' .550 they were repulsed by the inhabitants of I the Hardware Store of S. II. Gregg and ni^iev township "•y «»o- o-)

"'••.• that on Thursdav, the 30th dav of June,

-. 11859. at 2 clock. I'. M.. the hoard of officer and twenty men killed, and the Aits-'

trians 200 killed, including ten officers.

2,645,099 accounts from Gen.Garibaldi state, will meet at their office to hear and deter-1 ,j.olal

mine grievances. By order of the Board of Trustees. THOMAS T. SCOTT, Clerk.

June 17, 1859. n4S.

CRAWFORDSVILLE MARKET.

KI-.VIKV

AglIcKl,ltr Dr

imprisonment by thc Supreme Court oft Female Cordiul. These niedieiuca have been .Tlld"C thoronjrhly tested in thc various forms of disease for which they arc recommended and can be confidently recommended as the most etlicaeions remedies known. They are very popular and are seiling rapidly in nearly every city and town in the

lihcratcly vio-

or the law by inter

ference with fugitives from service. But if a weary, frightened slave would appeal to me to'protect- him from his pursuers, it

is possible I might momentarily forget my Old Fashioned Wooden Pumps allegiance to thc law and constitution, and give him a covert from those who were on his track—there arc no doubt, many slave-

TJ1K

instinct,

And

if I did, and

con

den. tied and imprison

and was then

permitted to pronounce judgement in my own case, I trust I should have the moral courage to say before God and the country,

Italy want a card. ...Jaslam now compelled to say. under the Spam-My queen is well guarded

solcnm dutics of

*a Jndge,

wait for your play. ,, I official oath to sustain the supremacy of 1 ortugal——-A pass. thc constitution and the law: "Tbcprison-rurkey-I ve pkyed enough cr must be remanded."

bound by my

HEARTRENDING OCCURRENCE.—Mrs.

Abigail Centre, of Manchester, N. H.. committed suicide on Tuesday last, by taking strychnine. It appears that just previous to swollowing the drug, she had quarreled with her husband, and when thc poisen commenced its deadly work, made frantic appeals to be saved. Physicians were set for, bnt it was to late. Her convulsive screams and writhings are described as being most terrible, and her pleading for life of the most heartrending character

»»rriri:. .iiuie 11. is.-.o.

K..M.,.,

bush

Afri.F.s, (irreen bush do idriud) fjbtiah

PKACIIKS.

do bush

doZ

CIIICKENS,

BCTTEB,

The details of the battle of Palastro say ^r,os* .. riiKKSE. lb that the Sardinians were at one time out- SAi.T.^hM flanked by tlic Austrians, who threatened ('OK*

MI:AI.,

bush---

,,,

.O lb sacks Yrr.

S.nO 1.00

1 ..VI

i'.on 1 ..-0 14 ft .v« 1"

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AKE VOU SICK—or lmve von any friends thut are sick I Then rend Dr. Kasterlv's advertisement in another column of this paper and 1_'0 to the agents in this plaee and obtain the medicines reeominended for the CMinpIaint. We allude to Dr.'Kastcrly's Iodine and Snrsap.irilln. Dr. Carter's O0U2I1 Balsam. Dr. Kastcrly's Fever and

peer's .Specific and Pr. Upper's

I'n ted States. To be had of the Accnte.

T. D. KKOWX and MAXSON A I'OW ERS. dru--?ists.''rawfordsvills. dec. 25'58 1y.

subscriber wc-nld 'respectfully inform the citizens of Crawfordsville and fttrronndintr country, that he lias removed from Wh:te.ville

TOCKAWFOItDSYILLE,

For thc purpose of manufacturing the old fashioned •WOODEN ITMI\ "WITH A BALE nox. "Which he will furnish as cheap as thc chcs[Ki.at. nndns^ood thc best. All new work* "WARRANTED

Uepairin? done to order. All order? by mail prompt lv filled. Please call and .«ee my pnmpliefore purchasing elsewhere. Shop on Green St.. opposite thc Post Office, and near Klston & Lane'* Bank. JACOB IIUtiHES.

June IS, 1£."9. No.

Guardian Sale.

NOTICE

is hereby piven that the nndersiirned as Gcnrdian of William K. IIi|H-s an Martha Ellen, will sell at private sale after fonr weeks from date hereof the undivided Fixth part of thc two thirds of thc cast half of the north east quarter of section two in township IS north of ransre 4 west, containing82 17-100 acres, and undivided sixth part of the two thirds of the west half of the north west qnarter of section one in same township and ran^c, eicopt two acres out of the north west corner, thereof, containing 79 1 5-100, acres. Terras: One third of the purchase money to be paid in hand. one third in 9 months and residue in IS months from day of sale with interest the purchaser securing the deferred instalments by note with approved surety, waivintr relief from Taluation laws. BENJAMIN MISENEK.

Juno 15.nd. 4?-wl. Guardian.

AHWOUy CEMENTS!

Announcement Fee, $2,00.

MR. BOWES—Please

OAS

SNOOK,

v*Tl»

JACOB THOMPSON,

announce the nnmo of Mon-

as candidate for the office of Coun

ty Auditor, subject to the decision cf the Old Line Democratic Convention. A!ANY OLD LINERS.

M*.rB°wEjc—Plaaao aonounco my name ns a Candidate for the office of County'Auditor, subjoct tortu6 decision of tlid Old LinoDomocratic Convention. WM. B. McCOMAS.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. sill JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY BOYAL

E E S

.PATENT.

Prepared from a ]ircicri^Uuii.uj SirJ. Clarke, AT.

Etfrki&diriary to the Quem.

This ifivnlmdde otsll tlitwe j-.-iinful »IK1 .HNUCR.MII!I-,'afp.4 t.-, «birh the fernsle ^m^tiiiition fa It moiioraicj* nil excess And r®all nWtnn-iinn«,«tn! a ruro nwv lie reliott on.

#R TO .IIAIWJKII 'JIANIE.^

It irpeottl'iM'V ItSvill. in a. short dm^briog on pcritMl *itti r^rihnrity. Kaoh jinn? One Dollar, bc.*»r« tlie floveminen*

of'dreat Ilritaln, ^^ircvent counterfeit*.

These. Pillt should nut be taken htf females during the THIIKR M()XTtU^ they arc $ure to bring on Miscarriage.^ but al ant/ other time they tye.'/nfe. '1

In all'CA5es of N'erroiifl ,ni«l ?pinnl A^ction^ Pnfn in th6 Rack AIM! I.imb*, Fnli^ue on slipht exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysteric*, and White*, theee Till* will effect a, ctire* when all other mean* liavc„Jailed, and althongh a powerful remedy,' do not eonWin'ir^n^ ealomcl •otiniwny, or any thing hurtful to the constitution. til directions accompany each pnokng*. ilSole Agent for the United States and Canada,

JOB MOSES, (I-Jttc I. C. Baldwin Jt Co.,) Rochester. N. Y» 4 K. —$1,00 and 6 postage stamp* enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insore a bottle of the 1'ilin by return OAil. v'

Kor SJOOby

of Mis^

MAXSON row KITS.

vl0.n22-ly. Dec. is, *f$.

Annual Financial Report. IIK Hourd r.f ir Mwii-iroimT

of TJcce the

l'tind 1 ro.-eeds i.f sehoid lands I lntere.-t of CoiiL'rrs?iiii:il s.

I'loduets if 1'i.ur farm .lury Fees I'l ilK'ipill of Mill, school iY Interest of Si-hool tax li'edeliiptioii .•! hind .-..!d I'. .Miscelialieous jor cent il.ini:ij.'i-s and cos

r»t i,l. of ordeir ic.

Iliilanei

rresi.-is: Mil,

1 1 1

Interest I'riin-ipi

Trustees of said Town of Crawfordsville c.junty fun

EXPENDITURES.

I Warrants have been drawn th- Treasury 1 expenses under ditlV nt head.-, a.-

I'M..,-

•Total.

'iVi. t-i iT-.'i"

I.'eiiirninir liu.-.- Dl Fees of \Vi ::rs-e- li I.aw-siiits M|* J.O. ]„•!,,N.- '20 Fuel for Vim ty otH. c~ f.j* Kxpen-e of iiiMiue p"i I.'epaiis iVf.. tM puldi Hooks mill Station.-ry 1 A int. paid owners of |\.- r:iss oy Anit. paid on eertirteates tV.r land sold fMr taxes 'i iMiicr's lii'iuest-i a-- "it !i". l'ublie i*iilititiir Salary of.lu.!•/.-• M| 1'lcas 4-1

bnildin-.'-i

I'IM-UCI.

tin .' Ci iitiinals. 00

Sucar creek r.ri'lge near omitsville. per centdamngc? nnd costs 7 7" I.'.ans of P.nere.-s*l seho. fund i'r.'eeeds of sale MI M.-|IMH| lanos !*,lo !,i\ Interest of C"ngrus»nul school fund, distributed, third Mondav of ,\lay 1S I.oiiusof eominon school fund l.-iio 80 lntevc.-t of cMiniiion s'.,hoo! fund and M-hool tax .retributed .'..Ml -1 l.'oad l.'evcntie '.'V Township ."..3i 5 *J. I'.uildill^' li.l 'J-i

BOERHAVE'3

II0LLMB BITTERS. i-

TUE CKI.KnRATKD HOLLAND REMEDY TOR'

MIIIIKOII

i.n account oi •uii'v Kjveiiuo

•IIIIW I.ieen.si '•..cl .-t.' l-\'.:S IV.ujiship I load 52? '.lliidil'.'.' 3i&: 'rilici] il i.fl'

(.'ireularf

I'MIIowk.

l-'pr J*'«es cf .lurors A l."4o Kxpenses of Klcetiotis ti-t of Iload.- and lli(.'hw:i.s l^'.i

Interest on l.'ail Koad bonds O.ni-o (Jcneriil c.vpeiises of poor I'ann -I.VJ Now »!iiiinty A-yliim I.'."'.!.1 Kxi-cii.-u oi l'li-bniTrt 7 of the

-.'.a*..-

Anit. paid sujit. of A-vbiin I'.'MI M. AL'rieiilturi.i S-.. ie*y 1.10 Speeilie A1 !M« MH-I-Aiut. j.aid iMwn.-l.ip A---.—OI 1 \.ii n*

...DISEASE OF TIIE KIDSETS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAIQSTESS OF ANY KIND,

FEVER AND ACUE, and the various affections

consequent upon a Dis

ordered Stomach or !a

I E

SncHnsTndiiiostion, Acidity of the Stomnnli, Co'iioVy i'uins. Ilcnrtburn, Lous of Appotito. Dospondonc^v, C'ostivness, Jilind and Bleeding 1'iltin. In ail Nervous. 'Rhc«iii:itic nnil Neuraigii! Ail"e»-tions, it has in numerous instances prove hijrb'y boncticiul, anil in olbors efToctcd dccidcd cr.rc.

Thiols a piiruly vegetable compomid. prepared qn strictly bcionlific princiiile?, after the niannor of tho colebrated Holland l'rofi'ssor, Jherhave.—^ lUtroptiUtion at lionr produced its iiitr:da«tiou lure, the dqniuiul comnicnein} with tlmsoot' thu FutUe.flana souttered over the J'acoof t!iia.(ni({lity coui^trjf .niuuy of wl.um Lrinuhl wUli 'iivjn ai.-! handed down tho tradition of iu vuluo. ir. li.uoiv offered to the Anmvi'-rtn public, knowihir tlwit it» tnlly wonderful aiudicinal virtues must be u„-. knowlcd^cd.

It it* particularly rerorrtTrtendwl to tlio.x" pt-n-om whose constitutions mnv lnv® been ininaired lit the continuous use of urgent spirits, or otl^r forms of dissipation. Rnncriilly instnntnneons in rfti'i t.,-T it finds its way direc lly to the seat cf life, thril intr and (|iiiel enin2every ncrvo.rMsinjf up the drooi, inpspirit.and Mifusiuf: new h.'i.l:h Mid vi,'or in tl.o system.

KKAD ("AICKKlil.LV! The (ii nuine hi/tily .'Ot1I concentrated l-in-riiave's Ilu'iland llitti rs i-i p'nf HI, I in half-pint bottles only, and retaiK-il n'

DOIyt/A lv per bottle. 'I'iio irroat domain] liir rliii truly eicbrated Mudicino hits inducer! in mv irnI itutions. which the public sliouM i",i:nd a'.'aitiat purchaMiifr.

Bowaru of lmportition! See that our namy is MI I the lnble of every bottle you buy. Ucnjsiiiiin rii c, .1 r. &: Co SnU- 1'iopi irlcr",

I'iltshur^ii. I'.'t,

i. l'.rowniiiir. Who'e^alo Atrent.. Iiidatinpoii I

I'cwers. Craivf ndsviie.

.IIIno 11, Ko. ^V-Ivi/V-

What the Press Say-

Tf.sT/it's" F.N'eriuiiiatcr: •s for cloNrinir housrs of

County. Indiana, nuke the I'-Howm* report (i'loiiff we recommend them.- [N. V. kCeeipts ami IC.vjt.-11• 1 iMiro-s of said Countv, for .ul.y ,-i^i^:-i-. vear endin-.' Mnv ist -Is.V.i. I r«»« dies for all domo«ti- pwts. 'U. lv as Kilts. 1'oiicl.es. lied R.ii'.s. Ants. (•"«.«* .'M- ITiiivnlii.itilc we can speak from iio'nal know IfcOiw of their merits. I»rii{.'{fist and |)O:I!-T. send tlieir orders i-arlv. if they w.iiiJ.i secure- it' |tn:.b- in tliem.-- l.Ww V-ik .J..iirnnI.

.,a, l„Ants. mills, in de.-troved "Co.star".-

•d d-:rii ir h.

-,«7

.. ...i-i I.] '/,

,'C balance

tlie f-dlowir

1 uivl

....S 71

linn..11

CuiiL're.-rional

r1"!""1'

are 111 va in :i »j ii rcmoall sorts of vennin.-

I 1 .-hall wiite soinetliiiiL' about your Kvterriun:iti.i~. is 1 Mil do HO with pt..|-ri.-ly 'i'liev .-irrt isL-lliiit: r:ipid!v b.-re and estr i-M •inner. j-avette. Mo

.-•-••

I).':i!h !o all rinin" .\^ S :I .pi*.iai*!ii.s.

ANTSI-I:IN:I'm\I-:II

and S.

rotn their h-lesconm out., And A!ii :i*i.I K-.-is, In -j.it- r.f C.t.,. C.i'h- ab.».:*. Hi

bi'e

soil the be .1 vu siumber,-h-While i-.-Mfis'ei i»l I iiro' e'laniiier and hall. laww.•-.• Ins nads wilhon',, niiiniieni"s,'«, :v v. ondi'rfiil with li.-ii. Mice, Mi ]es. Cr.nnd Mi.--*: IfeWi lis. -i|niioes.

It i.- ti

K1i.:k, I

I )n reei-ipt of .)», a •i.Kxt'-rininatcr: 'II receipt of I'll, a 1'

.•I fund

•f

ine-ts.. Oil:

I every i-pceiesof Vci mill, afe.."U4 and eM.'nninal' i! by t«vi s" I'iit. iloacli. Ac. Ksler.-uiin

Iii-il-luig l'!x!i-niiiiia!iii*, I'ilci-tric i'owd'.'i*, lju* insC'. AI'CT. b\- mail, LO EIIV ADD RE:

Costa r'.* •'Costar's .'•'upplied I nited Stat'-s. as follows

of tlie nai. Hosicli

S-\'. I-Xt.. and Kieetrie

.toy

I'M

ei.-el.ofilH- .Mat. 1. r.i ,-eni mU 11niIT on any pre:n entry -O 1.1 '..idwiiV

Mltlieient to dctrov the -. So!.l by Ir.:..'-/,-N aid I). CMSTAI'iiii "i j.ai iirj

•irr.i.-.

i»:

Aniouiit of or.b-rs r.ni.-tatidinjr at last report f' 1.^" Atnonnt of order* redeemed duriuirthe vear liwre than have been issued-•• !»0:

Am' "iit of order? out.-*'andiii'_* May r,]„: 1S VJ• TIIOMAP E. IIAltKIS,

WM. I'. U'AT.-ON. -Countv SA.Ml'Kr. GILL1LAND. 1 Attest, JAMES (II I.KF.V. A. M. Co. June l5.l'.Vt.

*5. -\v2.

NOTICE,

nuitilatinfr all'!

the odd Fellows Ccmetry. note-e now riven

Pure Copper distilled C0EN & RYE WHISKY.

rn ILE ftihscriber i3 now mannfn *urinir at hi- disI tillorv, one mile north of Crawfordsville, on the Layfette road, a snporior article of Copper ilistillel Com and live Whisky. Customer.- can l»e snnwlicd bv the barn-'l, pallon or quart.

I,.,

W1 loalc A'.'-nt-j i:t-bup.'h. I'.i.... ii'-itiniit.i, !...•• i.Iianaji'-l.s. 111.1.. .Inne t. 1

for West

'a. Oiiirt. A I, !, K.ihnc-'... I lohp D. I'ftil:. l.'ob-:rt i:io-M.ii'.t,*.

-1 A «'A!iE5 TO 'B'Ofl 50 L.'J S?d 8

Dr. .1. Ditponct.*-. {•'o.'di ii F'rr od ic.'ii J'ilis

FOBS FEMAiA'lS. iniiredicnt.-'inHr. Din ..

rI,III*

eonibina'i-in of

I r. Cobles. I-ilis are per They have been iif.-d-iu tlie pr i)r. Dnjioiicf,.I' .r ov. hirt.y y.

liraeUceoiV ,!' Hid UIOUSJHK!

lily to th'iir jjtrea! and iicvor-ti'i.'j"-'

ir.Bh-i .:M.-s-« in abnt-.-t. evi-:y iti eotTdtlin^y'--. regularities', eiii". !u„' .".i.f*i! and dinvs ii,^ uu j.. .-t:nation, parti.-ularly at th"Hiatiin ofli!'.. I-'ivnn1, five to ti:rs [iiUs will cure that eommori yet dreads fill eoniplainl. the Wiiit.es, Neatly c.v'ry lady in .the land fiifl'urs from this ''"inpiaint. The at»'ivo:.*.| pill ha? p'-rman'.ly ctire-1 thousands, nnd will .-nr'! voti ify-n tiKft tlic-tn. Tlu-v f-annot harm yen civ the contrary tbev i"move ah o!,s rii*'ion."rest.j-.-nature to its propper *liannel. and invi^o.ralo :l *.vh'.!.' :--ytei:i. 1. i:i-^. wlj. .s" h.-alth will I permit i.u inereas ot Family, will find :h-se pili a sueee.Jtni preventative. I're.'.'nnr.' females those Mi].p. ~ii:w theniM*ivts mi. are eantioneJ ajjaiiist usiiii: these pill- whil.i |.rrnant. tl.'e proptic'.or a»? times no re: pt.n. ibiirtv ai't»r the ail-.-monition, nlth'.io.'h their miidr.i:« would prevent' any inisehiel' t'• i.ealth oUier»'i^R thumj piilsan

reeeommended. Full ati'l explicit dir^t-tions accoMipmn* eiteh box. Pri.-i-.fl pi-r bo\-. MANSON'A: P'lV.'KF.'^'*

TVludesal.-i A fronts at Crav/f.ir'djvilh*,

Kor thc ei.imties ot Montgomery, I'ut.nam und Parke. They will supply UIU trade at j»ropri«*wsi prices, and furnish circulars and showr-ynw. "f.adies." by nido-iiir ^1 to the above A el 's, tlironirh t-h'i 'ra-.vfordrvi!'.- I'ost Uilkfrt can u*«t' Golden Pills sent tv any part of th't ccnMrv

"'O TOC Jivc-U, it is emnpriced vt' j,ad:(.-s

JOHN UURK.

June 1?, Sin. by J. S. )\S NBV. ....

NOTICE.

ISon

hereby given that I will sell at public auction Saturday the 2d day of July next, at the late residenceof Jacob Jolly, late of Kipley township

Monttromen* cotintv. deceased, his personal propnogs, wheat in the'gTonnd, &c.. tc.

erty consisting of horses, cattle, hogs

Accredit of nine months well be given on all sums over three dollar?, the purchaser giving hia note with approved surety waiving all rehef from valuation laws. FRANCIS McGILLlAl.D.

Juni* U, no. 47 w". Administra

con-

fidei.tially) bv mail. N. I'.. I'- partieuinr in nskir.L'f"r !r. Dnj-on-co's (iold'-n Pills, aud .-ernember. they are not it secret liO-trnru. ev.-rv atrent is trivon the reeeij.*. eoniporing the pills, arid will t'-il yon t! cy are the be?t ni.d «af'-s: pill for Eernales. nvrr inir'"-dn..ed^-inee the .-H itnco of Mi-dieine (ta'.vn.jd upon the World. Oetto-.er I-r,$. 1:,

NEW MILLINERY.

Miss E. NEWTON

•. ,c resirf-ctfullv cail the attention of tho

IIFi:EAS. jvrsons have be-n in lia^u ot It LAI!K ,0 |lt.'r Su.-k of M.,:inerv ,u.-t

le.s*r"yi!'-.'i,1':

Hnls, rials. Mukors ltil.1,.,,1, ic..

WHICH will kcjit constantly rn hand.'of the latest arid best styles. Ai-.i bleii.binv 'jK-cchii.jrand trimming, dene in a manner that' wili insure Mtisia. 'iyn.

MANTUA MAKING.

WII.L also receive a share of attention: attd tho art of every one beim,' their own dress maker, by the DM of Mrs. Britrfrs world rcnoune-l Diagram, taught for the small sum of5,"«. Ail orders loft shall be attended too with cans, and upon the shortest possible notku. Wishing for a share ol your j.-atrcnatre Ladies, wiM say to vuu call, and nopains shall be spared to pleas"*

Uoore8 corner of I'ike fc Green *5t., forrnerlv occupied by J. W. Burk as a Store. Apr. 30, 1859. 4m.

E. NEWTON*.

NOTICE.

ISappointed

hereby given that the undersigned baa been administrator of the vntuteof Jacob Jolly, lato of Montgomery county State of Indiana,'deceased.said evtato fa supposed to be

to be solvent. UaVO!..

FRANCIS McOILLIARJ.", Ajimiuist J.rit II, no. 47